avery friedman in cleveland, richard herman in las vegas.h, guys, we're starting with the sex tape. okay, andrew young is the aide in question who rielle hunter said had the tape and it was an invasion of privacy. my question, guys, is if andrew young were your client, wouldn't you just have told him, hey, turnpike the tape over to her? who wants to take that first? >> i do. >> okay. >> i'm going to defer to richard. no, no, here's what happened. i never understood the argument that the youngs made that they went diving into john edwards' trash to pull out the sex tape. he's put it in his book. his wife has talked about it on oprah. the bottom line is they got the tape back, but so what? i mean maybe john and rielle feel better to have the tape, but that doesn't end. i need to mention this to you, richelle. the fact that they're still facing contempt in front of a north carolina judge for distributing the tape. they gave it to the feds. and now they're going to have to justify violating the court order. so the case is not over. over and abov

our legal guys are back, avery friedman in cleveland, richard herman in new york.entlemen, some think this is extreme, others say, hey, that's the law. we're talking about this family in loudoun county, virginia. their children 6, seven and 9. apparently these kids have been late some 30 days already out of the school year since september. late to the degree of two to three minutes each time so now the parents are facing a potential fine. richard, the law says under this state's compulsory education law that kids have to be on time and in school. is this extreme? >> it's extreme. good thing they don't have an nv, but let me tell you, it's a crime. it's a misdemeanor if they ask you if you've ever been convict of a crime, if convicted of this, they are convicted of a crime. the kids are a students. the teachers say you should be so proud of your child. in any event, chronic lateness, it's being prosecuted p ed by t town in virginia. i think it's over the top. i think it's ridiculous, but what can i say. avery, what do you think? >> the family is not saying they're b

. >> and richard herman is ready for the game. he's coming to us from las vegas.g us from vegas with our -- you are go giants all the way, right? i hope you have your sunscreen on. >> go, giants. >> all right. good to see both of you. >> it's a good look. >> it's a very good look. let's talk about this grad student out of eastern michigan university. she said she was let go from the university because she refused to counsel a student who was gay and she says that's against her religious beliefs. and so, avery, she says this is an issue of religion. is it? >> yeah. >> yes? >> well, a three-judge federal panel said it was in part because of her religion. julea ward was a grad student at eastern michigan university and she said she considers herself she calls it an orthodox christian and she wanted to refer it. a federal judge threw it out but a three-panel judge said it may be religious bias and the three-judge panel is sending it back so she may have her trial in front of a jury. so we now have to see if she can convince the jury that it was because of her religion

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1945, she detailed the story of how whitner banker herman perry contacted the nixons while in baltimore and that september 1945 that asked if richard was interesting in running against the incumbent representative. julie verified her parents' savings which was 10,000 all went into the congressional race. they planned to use the money for a house. it was in war bonds. i would like to talk about one biography by roger morris, which presents a problem for a lot of scholars and students. morris was an ivy league educated journalist and historian. he resigned in protest from the national security council april 1970 after the cambodian incursion. he showed a strong underlying bias against nixon and at the same time he was a very methodical researcher. you have to kind of proceed with caution with these types of coverage. just to focus on the law firm days when nixon was working as a lawyer in whittier. his first case was being mishandled by nixon where he represented marie she. and also the company that nixon, his first and last, business venture, he was the president of the company. it went down. it was frozen orange juice, they ran int

she detailed the story of how whittier banker herman perry contacted the nixons while they were in baltimore and that's september, 1945, and asked if richard was interested in running against the incumbent representative. and julie verified that her parents' savings, $10,000 went into-th presidential race. i'd like to talk about another biographer, morris who was an ivy league educated historian. he resigned in protest from the national security council after the cambodian incursion. he showed a strong underlying bias against nixon. at the same time he was actually a very methodical researcher, so you have to kind of weigh -- kind of proceed with caution these types of coverage. just to focus on the law firm days when nixon was working as a lawyer in whittier, his first case was morris portrays that as being saddled by nixon where he represented marie shee and the citrus frost accompanies richard nixon to his first and last business venture. he was president of the company. it went down as frozen orange juice and they ran into some technical problems. in 1993 jonathan atkin wrote "nixon alive." he's a british politician and associate to ri